The Keckley Report

Inflation hit a 40-year high of 7.9% in the first quarter of 2022. Driven by higher gas and food prices, the average household’s expenses have increased $433/month this year and…

Last Monday, Medicare Trustees released the 56th edition of their National Health Expenditures (NHE) Forecast for 2021-2030 which is widely used by policymakers and operators to gauge what’s ahead for…

Amidst media attention to Russia’s month-long invasion of the Ukraine, the emergence of the new BA-2 Omicron variant and inflation which has sent consumer sentiment to an 11-year low, attention…

Self-care is the bridge to healthcare value, but crossing it will be challenging for the U.S. health industry. It’s key to reducing the progression of chronic conditions, avoiding unnecessary hospitalization,…

Throughout the pandemic, U.S. drug manufacturers have taken center stage in combatting the pandemic at home.  The industry has received accolades for its response to Operation Warp Speed claiming 279,000…

Systemness in Healthcare: Pipedream or Possible? Since February 26, the U.S. public’s attention has shifted from the pandemic to the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine and its potential fallout on…

President Biden will deliver the State of the Union address tomorrow. Its focus will be the Russia Federation invasion of Ukraine, inflation and lessons learned from the pandemic thus far….

This week, all eyes will be on Ukraine, Europe’s poorest country. Since becoming an independent state in 1991 after separating from the Soviet Union, Ukraine has failed to invest in…

The value agenda in U.S. healthcare is transitioning to version 3.0. While the aim of replacing fee-for-service incentives remains the same, the next version will be decidedly different. Value Agenda…

January is almost in the books. It closes as Covid-19 hospitalizations slow in the U.S and the rolling 7-day average of daily deaths, a lag indicator, continues to rise. The…